What type of preculture-dependent growth pattern is feasible

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Q1. Complex, Simple and Hypercomplex (Endstop cells) cells. Layer 4C and synapse onto simple cells. Whether or not they aer bars of light Simple cell is listening to a group of LGN cells. So each increment of 2.5 degrees has different simple cells?

Q2. The goal of this study is to answer the following questions:

1. In diauxic growth, why is the maximum growth rate on the preferred substrate higher than that on the less preferred substrate?

2. Under what conditions are substrates consumed simultaneously?

3. What types of preculture-dependent growth patterns are feasible?

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